DJ Clark Kent, Hip-Hop Producer and Sneaker Collector, Dies at 58
DJ Clark Kent, the proud Brooklynite who was known for his party rocking acumen, contributions to the careers of borough mates like Jay-Z, and massive sneaker collection, died on Thursday. He was 58. He was superlative in his monikers; aside from the Superman byname, Clark was known as “God’s favorite DJ.”
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